by Michael in Waste Disposal, Waste Management | posted:
Rites of passage, summer festivals have become the trending tradition for audiences across all ages. In fact, in 2015 over 3 million people attended a music festival in the UK. With so much choice on where to go and who to see, it’s not hard to imagine why the British love a good festival. […]
by Michael in Waste Disposal, Waste Management | posted:
The Workplace (Health, Safety and Welfare) Regulations 1992 states that men and women should have suitable sanitary conveniences in the washroom. Sanitary bins cover the hygienic requirements of babies, women and the infirm all in one unit. Sanitary and waste Why bother with a bin when you can flush it all down the toilet? […]
by Michael in Waste Disposal, Waste Management | posted:
The UK aims to be plastic free by 2042 but, the longer goals for the UK is zero avoidable waste by 2050. Waste law amendments in recent years have put an ever-growing pressure on the threat of fly-tippers and irresponsible businesses. It’s not just the law who are tired of it, but, the community too. […]
by Michael in Waste Disposal, Waste Management | posted:
Tomorrow starts the 2 day Easter bank holiday for UK workers. Every year the eggs seemingly get bigger and so does the packaging. Yet, all that packaging has to go somewhere. With all this frivolity; how much waste grows during the holiday? How much waste do easter eggs make? Previous research carried out by […]
by Melissa in Waste Disposal, Waste Management | posted:
Waste Management can seem like a whirlwind of regulations, especially if you’re a new business owner or if you face changes in your waste disposal needs. Don’t panic! Free yourself from stressing over what to do with waste by following our straightforward guide on sharps disposal. Let’s begin with the basics… What are sharps? “Sharps” […]
by Michael in Small Business Tips, Waste Management | posted:
A farmer’s life isn’t easy. As with all agricultural businesses, excessive waste can accumulate from the service undertaken to keep Britain fed. However, the law no longer exempts farmers from dealing with waste as they see fit. With the UK focusing on its own environmental impacts, here’s how the law has affected farms across the […]
by Michael in Waste Management | posted:
The environmental services association suggested that by 2030, the UK will have 6 million tonnes of untreated waste. If treated, this would be capable of powering over 700,000 homes. to fix this issue. Here’s how the UK is making a difference to its waste treatment: Food Waste In the east of England, the Co-operative […]
by Michael in Washrooms & Hygiene, Waste Disposal, Waste Management | posted:
How to Install a Baby Changer: Introduction We have discussed what to include when it comes to baby changers as well as where they should go, but never the process of installing one and what comes in to doing it, until now. The installation of a baby changer isn’t a simple process and requires thought […]
by Michael in Business Supplies, Washrooms & Hygiene, Waste Disposal, Waste Management | posted:
When thinking of baby changing facilities, it is important to consider what is necessary. This is to ensure that your customers have everything they need to complete a nappy change in the most hygienic way possible. Baby Changer Having a good baby changer that fits the room without compromising the space is vital for providing […]
by Michael in Waste Management | posted:
The number of incidents involving bin men being attacked by the public has almost doubled in 3 years, from 159 in 2013 to 309 so far in 2016. This information was obtained under the Freedom of Information Act by the Daily Mail. In this report, a number of specific incidents are detailed, including incidents where […]
